They are pretty easy to tell apart though. You should use the voice in Google Translate to familiarize yourself with the different sounds and intonations in these languages (just type in anything you want, doesn't matter if GTranslate gives a terrible translation).DixieCrafting wrote:
I can't tell the difference between Korean, Japanese and Chinese. (Not to be a racist or anything, i'm just being honest)
Will definitely do.XPJ38 wrote:
You should use the voice in Google Translate to familiarize yourself with the different sounds and intonations in these languages (just type in anything you want, doesn't matter if GTranslate gives a terrible translation).DixieCrafting wrote:
I can't tell the difference between Korean, Japanese and Chinese. (Not to be a racist or anything, i'm just being honest)
Thanks a lot.CDFA wrote:
If it's anime, it's going to be Japanese, unless explicitly stated that it's in a different language. If you're REALLY stumped, take a phrase in the video that has japanese text, and put it into a translator.
The languages are pretty easy to tell apart tho. Here's some example phrases.
Chinese:
喂孩子我是一个表，你会听到一些有趣的故事，表
Japanese:
ちょっと子供たちはテーブルイムあなたはいくつかの興味深いのテーブル話を聞きたい
Korean:
안녕하세요 아이들이 테이블을 메신저 당신은 몇 가지 흥미로운 테이블 이야기를 듣고 싶습니다
Also, as a reference, 99% of anime music is going to be in Japanese. Pop music will usually be either Japanese or Korean, and the languages themselves are easy to tell apart
lol GG right therebmin11 wrote:
Just look for circles for Korean
Cookiezi must be laughing on his gravebmin11 wrote:
Just look for circles for Korean
